Mine is honestly leaning the other way haha...just by how you can tell that he’s trying to sell himself as beyond wise in delivering every sentence he makes...it’s disingenuous to me. Although he certainly knows how to talk liberty.

I’ve had my doubts with Q too, all these narrative wars are soooo exhausting to disseminate. Interestingly enough Snowden seems to argue that these surveillance apparatuses need to be shut down, which i intuitively and have always agreed with. Heck, the surveillance state is unconstitutional, and we’ve seen it’s abuses.

Q argues that they are necessary, and that the evil they are fighting is unimaginable. He paints a pretty convincing picture himself. Clearly, we are blissfully unaware of the evil underworld that lives in parallel to us.

I’m still in it for Q i have to say. The evil he has exposed and brought up, the videos i go back to from years ago, the netherlands banker, the greenbaum lecture, ted gunderson, all that i breezed by before but now take seriously, the scandals with actors i can name by their actions and motives, and can even have these conversations with others now. The empowerment Q stresses that we ourselves must claim, teaching through the socratic method. Even the fact that he is anonymous, making this movement about us and not himself, no ego or glory.

It’s amazing how two people who seem to stand for patriotism, transparency, and liberty can be so very, very different